On Sunday 13 September 2026, Chicago Fire play New England Revolution in the MLS. Our model likes 6 bets here. The one it likes most is Over 6.5 Total Corners, priced at -385 when we wrote this. Here is the thinking behind each pick, in plain English.
Chicago Fire vs New England Revolution: Over 6.5 Total Corners (-385)
Odds available at DraftKings at time of publishing When the Chicago Fire host the New England Revolution, expect a flurry of corner kicks. Both teams are generating attacking momentum, averaging 12.4 shots per game for Chicago and a staggering 16.8 for New England. The Fire’s recent home matches have seen them clock in at an average of 2.4 corners, while the Revolution are even more aggressive, managing around 1.8 corners on the road. Recent head-to-heads have also shown a trend favoring corner overages, with their last five encounters hinting at a corner frenzy. With Chicago desperate to improve on a lackluster home record and New England riding a wave of confidence, the stage is set for corner flags to be raised repeatedly. Given the attacking plays and defensive lapses expected, betting on over 6.5 corners feels not just reasonable, but promising.
Mamadou Fofana (New England Revolution) Over 0.5 Shots (+120)
Odds available at FanDuel at time of publishing As the New England Revolution gear up for their away matchup against the Chicago Fire, all eyes should be on Mamadou Fofana to make his mark. Despite averaging just 0.4 shots overall recently, he’s found a bit more freedom on the road, boosting his average to 0.6 shots per game in away fixtures. This slight uptick is crucial, especially when considering Chicago's shaky defense, which often allows for chances to be taken. Fofana may not have hit the target yet in his last outings, but his ability to get into the right positions is evident. With a 66% hit rate over his last three away games, there’s a solid chance he’ll find himself in a shooting opportunity against a Fire side that’s been vulnerable at home. Expect Fofana to push past that half-shot mark, making the Over 0.5 a compelling play in this matchup.
Chicago Fire vs New England Revolution: Chicago Fire -0.25 Goal Handicap (-141)
Odds available at DraftKings at time of publishing As the Chicago Fire face off against the New England Revolution, the home advantage could be pivotal. Despite a rocky run lately, with just one win in their last five overall, at home they've found some rhythm, going 3-1-1 in their last five at Soldier Field. Their attacking stats reflect potential; averaging 1.6 goals at home, they have shown they can break down defenses. Plus, with an average of 12.4 shots per game, they're creating opportunities. On the flip side, New England, while solid away with a similar scoring average of 2 goals, has struggled against Chicago historically, with only one win in their last five encounters. With both teams generating similar xG numbers lately, the Fire's home field could tilt the scales in their favor. This makes the -0.25 handicap look attractive as they aim to push for a much-needed victory.
Chicago Fire vs New England Revolution: Chicago Fire +0 Goal Handicap (-200)
Odds available at DraftKings at time of publishing As the Chicago Fire prepare to host the New England Revolution, there's a palpable sense of urgency for the home side, especially given their recent form. Although they've struggled in their last five outings with just one win, their home record over the last five games (3-1-1) indicates a resilience that could turn the tide. The Fire's attacking stats are noteworthy, averaging 1.6 goals at home, while New England has allowed an average of 1.2 goals away. Chicago's expected goals (xG) remain competitive, even if they haven't translated into tangible results lately. The Revolution, meanwhile, have only managed a single win against Chicago in their last five meetings, suggesting a psychological edge for the Fire. With the stakes high and the crowd behind them, taking Chicago at a handicap of 0 feels like a savvy play here.
Chicago Fire vs New England Revolution: Chicago Fire -0.5 Goal Handicap (-105)
Odds available at DraftKings at time of publishing As the Chicago Fire gear up to face the New England Revolution, the stakes are high, and recent form suggests a potential home advantage. Though the Fire's overall home record reflects a struggle, they’ve seen improvement lately, with a solid 3-1-1 record in their last five home matches. They've been averaging 1.6 goals at home against opponents who, on average, concede 1.4 goals. Meanwhile, the Revolution, while solid away, have shown vulnerability against the Fire, losing three of their last five meetings. With both teams’ expected goals standing at zero lately, this match could hinge on defensive mistakes and set pieces, areas where Chicago has shown promise. Expect the Fire to leverage their home crowd and recent form to edge out a narrow victory, making the -0.5 handicap a compelling bet.
Chicago Fire vs New England Revolution: Over 1.5 Total Goals (-667)
Odds available at FanDuel at time of publishing When the Chicago Fire host the New England Revolution, expect fireworks. Both teams have shown a knack for finding the back of the net lately, averaging two goals per game over their last five matches. The Fire's home form has been a mixed bag, yet they’ve still managed to score an average of 1.6 goals at home, with opponents finding the net 1.4 times against them. Meanwhile, the Revolution have been impressive on the road, netting two goals and allowing just 1.2. With both teams generating solid shot totals — Chicago averaging 12.4 shots per game at home and New England a formidable 19.6 away — it’s clear they’re not shy about attacking. Given their recent scoring trends and the looming potential for defensive lapses, betting on over 1.5 goals feels like a smart play in this exciting clash.
That is how our model reads Chicago Fire v New England Revolution. Prices move, so check the price at your bookmaker before you back anything. And if a game does not feel right to you, the strongest move is to skip it -- there is another one tomorrow.